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2013 ACC football schedule released

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04:59 PM ET 02.25 | The ACC released its 2013 football schedule on Monday. Three ACC teams open with big games against SEC schools in the first weekend of the season, and some success there would help salvage some of the conference's reputation. Pittsburgh and Syracuse will be full members of the ACC this season, and they won't have easy starts. The Panthers open with Florida State, while the Orange face Clemson in their first league game. Florida State and Clemson figure to battle for Atlantic Division supremacy once more, while North Carolina and Miami could challenge in the Coastal.

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Syracuse and Pittsburgh get their ACC welcomes., Mark Konezny-US PRESSWIRE

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February 25, 2013 06:03 PM ET

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Memo from Jim Delaney to the ACC: Let my people (i e Maryland) go!

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February 25, 2013 10:04 PM ET

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Originally posted 06:03 PM ET 02.25 by DearbornSparty

Memo from Jim Delaney to the ACC: Let my people (i e Maryland) go!

Maryland is lucky to be in the ACC.

The grass isn't always greener. Just ask Boise St. or San Diego State or TCU or any of those other teams who were so quick to changce conferences. Until they realized that the greener grass was just a mirage.

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February 26, 2013 09:52 AM ET

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Originally posted 10:04 PM ET 02.25 by Marlins Fan

Maryland is lucky to be in the ACC.The grass isn't always greener. Just ask Boise St. or San Diego State or TCU or any of those other teams who were so quick to changce conferences. Until they realized that the greener grass was just a mirage.

You are comparing the Big Least to the B1G?

No, the B1G isn't going anywhere. And Maryland leaving the ACC speaks volumes about the concern of some ACC teams.